Bitterroot Ranch - Dubois, Wyoming
Bitterroot Ranch is Ideal for a Wyoming Horseback Riding Vacation. If you’re looking for one of the best horseback riding opportunities in North America, plan to stay at the Bitterroot Ranch in Wyoming. The Bitterroot Ranch is situated in a remote valley region surrounded by beautiful snow-capped mountains. It is bordered by an unspoiled scenic wilderness area, the Shoshone National Forest.
Regardless of your riding skills, abilities or interest in learning, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to enjoy horseback riding at the Bitterroot Ranch. You can take lessons with certified instructors, take part in cow herding, cattle drives, pack trips or round ups. There is also a cross country course available for experienced riders. You can take advantage of extensive opportunities for trail rides during your horseback riding vacation at Bitterroot Ranch, as well.
The horses at Bitterroot Ranch are raised and trained for guest riding. There are more than 130 horses in the herd at available for an average of 25 clients. There is always an appropriate horse available for guests depending on their riding skills and the season. Rides are usually available twice daily, and last for between 2 and 3 hours. Cattle herding opportunities and all day picnic excursions on horseback are schedules weekends at Bitterroot Ranch.
In addition to terrific horses, expert guides and instructors and idyllic natural surroundings, Bitterroot Ranch’s remote location is one of the reasons it offers such outstanding riding opportunities. The nearest paved road is 17 miles from the Ranch, and you aren’t likely to encounter other people on your rides.
You’ll explore a variety of types of wilderness areas and ride on several different types of terrain during your stay. You can ride along a river on trails winding through spruce and cottonwood forests, or ride through sagebrush areas in the high plains desert. Aspen groves located in higher areas are especially beautiful during the autumn months. Cowboy campsites, old abandoned settler homesteads and wildlife are some of the interesting manmade and natural attractions you may encounter on your rides.
Guests at Bitterroot Ranch can take video taped riding lessons at the beginner and intermediate levels two mornings of the week, but these are optional. Beginner rides in small groups usually enable most individuals to participate in rides right away. More experienced riders can enjoy rides featuring light canters. Safety is always a primary concern at the Ranch, and even beginners aren’t likely to feel uncomfortable during their rides at Bitterroot Ranch.
1480 E. Fork Rd.
Dubois, WY 82513-9614
307-455-2778
800-545-0019
Fax 307-455-2354



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